Folk Hall a place for meeting
New Earswick Newsletter November/December 2019
p1 New Earswick Post Office extends its hours!
We know it’s important to you that the Post Office is open later and at the weekend So - we have already started opening on Saturdays from 9am-1.30pm
And from 2 December our new opening hours will be Monday to Friday 9am-6pm Saturday 9am-1.30pm
Use us for: • Cash withdrawals (no charges) • Stamps and Postal Services • Cash and Cheque Deposits • Postal Orders • Paystation Gas & Electric Key/Card top up (not paypoint unfortunately) • Bill Payments • Travel money and money card orders for up 18 currencies • Mobile top-ups • One 4 All Gift Cards • We have a new range of greetings cards for all occasions and gift wrap in stock p2 Christmas is around the corner
Christmas Cards, Christmas wrapping paper and 2020 calendars are now in stock. We sell “One 4 All” Christmas gift cards which can be used in multiple stores, and with lots of designs to choose from they make a great gift for all the family! Christmas Stamps will be on sale from 5 November Posting cards this Christmas to family and friends? Don’t forget the recommended last posting dates: United Kingdom 1st Class Friday 20 December United Kingdom 2nd Class Wednesday 18 December Australia and New Zealand Thursday 12 December USA and Canada Saturday 14 December
And the MOST IMPORTANT LAST POSTING DATE Letters to Santa by Saturday 7 December, so he has time to reply
p3 Folk Hall - a place for meeting
The Folk Hall has something to offer everyone, whether you want to meet, eat, work or celebrate – with a licensed bar in the main hall and rooms which hold from 2 to 150 people, one of its five rooms will be perfect.
"A great asset for the community – facilities and activities for all. Well done" "This is transformed Folk Hall from what it used to be (I’ve lived in NE for 35 years) – Now very welcoming and newly modernised. Rotary York are keen to develop a closer relationship e.g. charity sales etc and events we can group together." "Lovely buzzy vibe at the recycling day today. What a fab event!" Ruth "Very friendly. Great place to meet people"
Folk Hall cafe
Current opening hours Monday to Saturday 9am to 3pm Teas and coffees • Cold drinks • Hot meals • Melt in the mouth panini Cakes and scones Eat in or take-away
p4 Folk Hall’s Christmas Fair
Saturday 16 November 9am-2pm Lots of our community groups will be showcasing their wares and what they do including CAN, Nelli, Craft Hackers, Friends of New Earswick Primary School and Friends of New Earswick Swimming Pool. Free Entry • Stall holders currently coming include: • Cupboard Love - Homemade Cakes and Sweets (including vegan and gluten free choices) • The Dough Box – Wood fired pizza oven • The Beauty Boutique – including body shop at home and unique homemade sweet treats • Usborne Books – Books for children from birth to early teens • Lock Cottage Crafts • Handmade gifts • Homemade soaps and shampoo • Handmade greetings cards • Christmas wreaths • Christmas decorations • Mulled Wine • Christmas Hot Chocolates and Coffees • Photos with Disney characters • Small games stalls – pin the tail on Rudolph, Treasure Island map, Ride on Rudolph, Guess the weight of the cake, how many sweets are in the jar…..
Like us on our Facebook page to keep up to date with who is coming…………….. Stalls are just £2.50 for New Earswick or Folk Hall community groups! Sellers - stalls are filling up fast but we still have a few left at £10 per stall - ring the Folk Hall on 01904 752211
p5 New Earswick shops – you said and next steps
You said
Hawthorn Terrace shops circa 1915 Last newsletter we asked you • Fresh or whole food was by far the to let us know what sort of most popular with 109 votes (fruit & veg x39; scoop shop (dry shops would be most useful goods) x39; butcher x 19; bakery to you in New Earswick and x11; mini Tesco/Aldi x2 and deli x1) nearly one hundred of you • Charity shop and secondhand took the time to tell us – a furniture and toys x 15 votes really fantastic response! • Pharmacy x 10 votes And single votes for a laundrette; hardware shop; estate agent; cycle/motor cycle/skate Ninety six people made a board shop; pet shop; dentist; gym; snooker/ pool club; youth club total of 146 suggestions The winners of the prize draw were Janine for 20 different shops who won lunch for two at the Folk Hall café and Rhoda who won two tickets to Film @ Folk Hall – congratulations to you both!
p6 New Earswick shops – you said and next steps
Next steps
We’re trying hard to make it happen. buying some amazing food and sharing JRHT has to balance what’s wanted our love of all things local. with what’s possible and the shops need to run as commercial businesses. FOOD POP- UP SHOP We have interest from an established Monday 25 November at 20 Hawthorn charity looking to open a new shop – Terrace (the Old Post Office) New fingers crossed that they’ll decide to Earswick 6-8pm ‘Free hot drinks’ come to New Earswick! Farm shop- Selling you the very best And for fresh produce – ideally, we’d local and seasonal produce like a commercial business to take up a Food trailer – Buy a tasty cooked dish, shop tenancy and we’re spreading the prepared with the very best and fresh word… ingredients …We’ve already organised a food Visit www.thbl.org.uk/directory/food- pop-up event to test the demand for circle/ to find out more fresh produce in New Earswick. Come and support this venture by calling in, *please bring your own bags
p7 Community fruit and veg stand
Apple cider vinegar * Chop apples into small pieces and half fill a large glass jar with apples and ½ cup of brown sugar *Put cooled boiled water into the jar and fill to top * Cover with kitchen roll or muslin and secure with an elastic band (it needs to breathe) * Stir every 2 days and in 3 months you will have cloudy cider vinegar * Strain the liquid through muslin and use a funnel to pour into clean bottles. Leave to settle before putting the lid on. Recipe by Janice
If you visit the Folk Hall, you’ll see a Apple and / or Tomato Chutney table offering free fruit and sometimes Ingredients veg on occasion. The idea behind this is 3lbs of Apples peeled and chopped. 1 lb of onions also peeled and chopped that local people or groups can donate Dark brown sugar 1 ½ pounds or swap their glut of fruit or veg with ½ pound Sultanas others. It’s a way of cutting down on half a pint of spiced vinegar (you can buy this food waste and providing free produce from most supermarkets) to those who may need it. 2 - 3 teaspoons salt plus good pinch of cayenne pepper Some of the fruit comes from 2 -3 teaspoons of mixed spice to top up the Abundance York who harvest fruit from spice in the vinegar. trees across the city and distribute it to community centres free of charge, Method other donations come from local people I just put them all in the slow cooker and and allotment holders. Call in next time stir well and cook for about 4 hours or you’re passing to see what’s on offer or overnight if you prefer drop in produce of your own if you like? Apple and green tomato chutney. I have also made it with red tomatoes Take, swap, cook and eat. Here’s a I use half tomato to apple and repeat the couple of recipes to inspire you! above recipe. Over the years I have decided it’s not exact science, I just enjoy making something that would normally be wasted and it tastes great with cheese. This recipe is taken from Tower Slow cooker book. Enjoy! Audrey p8 New Earswick Food Group
We want to establish a New Earswick Food Group to bring more fresh produce and store cupboard essentials into the village - either in the shops if we can or elsewhere in New Earswick.
So we’re looking for people who can offer their retail skills knowledge or experience to work with us and bring this idea to life. Can you help us make it happen? Please get in touch if you’d like to help and be part of this Food Group Emma: [email protected] 07773 218532 Fi: [email protected] 07791 223911
p9 Christmas menus at Folk Hall
Christmas Afternoon Tea at The Folk Hall Served in the Café or Eatery Available from 2nd December – 20th December 2pm – 4pm Sandwiches
Smoked Turkey, Stuffing, & Cranberry on Granary Bloomer
Roast Gammon & Mustard on Open Sourdough
Poached Salmon & Dill Cream Cheese Pinwheels
Wensleydale & Plum Tomato Chutney on Open Sourdough ------Freshly Baked Cranberry Scones with Clotted Cream ------Winter Berry Tartlet Mini Crumble Mince Pie Chocolate & Cherry Frangipani Drop Folk Hall Christmas Cake ------English Breakfast, Earl Grey and Fruit Teas Special Blend Coffee
£14.95 per person £19.95 with Mulled Wine £23.95 with Prosecco
p10 Book your meal in advance at Reception
Festive Christmas Lunches
The Orchard Hall Available dates from 2nd December - 20th December Arrive from 12.30 Served promptly at 1pm
£19.95pp
North Yorkshire Roast Turkey, Chestnut & Cranberry Stuffing, Pigs in Blankets, Roast Potatoes, Honey Roasted Carrots & Brussel Sprouts
Fillet of salmon Chive Mash, & Prawn Bisque Honey Roasted Carrots & Brussel Sprouts
Butter Nut Squash Lasagne Dressed Salad (V)
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Rich Steamed Christmas Pudding, Brandy Cream Sauce
Baileys Cheesecake Served with a white Chocolate Sauce
Crème Brulee With Homemade Shortbread
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Freshly Brewed Coffee & Mince Pies
p11 New Earswick Children’s Christmas Fun Day
Sunday 15 December at Folk Hall The Grinch (U) 2018 12pm doors open; 12.30pm film starts £3 per ticket Tickets available on Film@Folk Hall facebook or from Folk Hall
Following the film at around 2.30pm join us for New Earswick Christmas Party • Christmas activities and games • Disco • Food and drinks • A visit from Santa £2 entry per child Tickets available from Folk Hall FREE ENTRY for all children resident in New Earswick – proof of residence required All Children must be accompanied by a parent or carer
p12 Table Top Sale
Table Top Sale! Find something special!
Free entry!
Saturday 9th November 09:00—14:00
at the Folk Hall Bring things To book a table, please contact the Folk Hall: Find tel: 01904 752211 to sell!something email: [email protected] in person: Just pop in! £5 perspecial! table Free entry!
New Lodge Christmas Fair Saturday 7 December 2-4.30pm
craft stalls, candle stalls, tombola, raffle, Christmas music homemade quiche, cup-cakes, buns, tea, coffee, mulled wine, mince pies
p13 New Earswick Local History Society
Friday 15 November 11.30am Talk by Stan Young on The Cocoa Works magazine Friday 13 December 11.30am Summing up the past year and looking at the future of the Society. There may be Christmas cake involved
Scarborough trip in September… On 17th September, around thirty members and guests travelled to Scarborough to learn more about the Rowntree family’s origins. We were joined in Scalby by local guide Lesley Newton who, along with Bridget Morris, gave us the background on Low Hall, Scalby, and its residents. We were also told the stories of the more prominent members of the family; Fred Rowntree was an architect and Lawrence Rowntree who despite being a Quaker joined the services and was killed in WW1. We were shown photos and slides of the original Rowntree shops in Scarborough which have all been demolished. We took a walk round Low Hall which is now a convalescent home for the NUM and had lunch in the village via the church and churchyard which holds some of the Rowntree graves. The next stop was Cober Hill another Rowntree building, dated 1920 to accommodate conference and educational courses. Set on a hill above the sea in Cloughton it has large landscaped gardens and is still run as a conference centre today. A short stop for afternoon tea brought the day to a close and we arrived back in the village about 5.30pm. It was a fascinating day; we learned so much about the origins of the Rowntree heritage and many thanks to Bridget Morris for organising the day. Anyone with an interest in the village and Rowntree history is welcome to attend the monthly meetings of the Local History Society and can contact the members of the committee listed below Sue Glenton [email protected] Katherine Himsworth [email protected] Tim Phillips [email protected] p14 Nature Reserve
Pre-Christmas Open Day Saturday 23 November 11am-2pm
The Nature Reserve is holding a special pre-Christmas Open Day on Saturday 23rd November between 11.00 am and 2.00 pm. It is a special Open Day because we be shall working re-cycled, felled timber to make Christmas ‘Snow Men’ and ‘Reindeers’ for sale. For those households with wood burning stoves we shall also have split logs for sale. Come and see what can be fashioned out of timber that would otherwise go to waste. There may well be other woodland products suitable for the festive season decorations. Following the Christmas festivities if you have a Christmas tree to get rid we can fix a date for you to bring it to the Nature Reserve where it can be shredded for use in making pathways. If you wish to become a ‘Key-Holder’ to the Nature Reserve apply for an application form to the Secretary at [email protected] Chris Adams (Secretary to the Trustees) New Earswick Nature Reserve is a Registered Charity No1180502 and is managed by a committee of Trustees
Make your own Christmas Wreaths at the Folk Hall Saturdays 23 and 30 November 10am-1pm
p15 SpecSort 23 November
SpecSort - Donate your unwanted spectacles Saturday 23 November 10am-12pm in the Folk Hall Cafe
SpecSort is a ‘signature’ project of Rotary York Ainsty, whereby Rotarians collect unwanted spectacles from individuals and opticians across Yorkshire. We sort, wash and grade them, before taking them to Africa where they are given to needy recipients. We attended the Folk Hall recycling day in September which was very successful for us as people generously donated lots of unwanted spectacles. This time the event is more than just a collection, although any donations will be very welcome. You can drop-in to find out more about the work we are doing, meet some of the people involved and learn about the process of sorting and grading the donations. Project co-ordinator , Ruth Perrott’s latest visit to Senegal in January 2019 features in the ‘That’s York Television’ films on YouTube.
p16 Wilberforce Christmas Fayre
Christmas Fayre Folk Hall, New Earswick Saturday 23 November 2 - 4.30pm
Come and enjoy some family fun at Wilberforce Trust Christmas Fayre and meet Santa! Help us raise funds for our vital work helping people with sight and hearing loss.
Stalls include Grand Raffle, Cake Stall, Tombolas, Santa’s Grotto, Christmas Crafts, Jewellery, Bottle Tombola and more. Something for all ages. Everyone welcome.
Wilberforce Trust, 49 North Moor Road, Huntington York YO32 9QN www.wilberforcetrust.org.uk registered charity 1087065 p17 New Earswick Flower Club
All are welcome at a demonstration of flower arranging to be held at NE Methodists on Tuesday 17 December. Andrew Grisewood is a highly regarded international demonstrator and his work is really worth seeing. Some could be lucky enough to win one of his great displays as they will be raffled at the end of the show. The doors will be open at 7pm for 7.30pm start and the fee is £6 at the door. I think you will agree this is a very reasonable evening out and we always like to see a new face. Contrary to what most people think you don’t have to know how to arrange flowers to belong to our club but you would have the chance to learn. We arrange other activities throughout the year – talks workshops garden visits etc It is an inexpensive night out and a good way to make friends – I did! I will keep you informed of our activities throughout the year WATCH THIS SPACE More info Alex 01904 758 265
York preparatory Threshold Choir
The Threshold Choir offers peace and wellbeing to those at the end of life - singing in places of care, such as hospices and also more intimate bedside or home visits. Being attuned to one another holds a compassionate space - with the gift of song nurturing sounds can enhance feelings of serenity and help create an atmosphere of calm and tranquility, both for the receiver and the giver. Our aim is to bring committed members together to sing and serve as a group. You are welcome to join us. We meet monthly every 2nd and 4th Thursday from 7pm-8.30pm at the Folk Hall For more information please contact Sylvia 07999 880163 or Lucy 07808 401386
p18 Film @ Folk Hall
7pm £5 "I can't believe we are already in our final season of the year! Hasn't it gone quickly?! We've already had 10 films and welcomed over 500 of you wonderful people into our events and have some great films planned in still to come. November's film will be a week earlier than usual as we have made way in the hall for the wonderful NHS blood donation team. If you don't already, why not come along and give it a try. It's a great way to give back and it's quick and almost painless too! Our film will
THURSDAY 26TH SEPTEMBER 2019 take place on Friday 22nd November at the NEW EARSWICK FOLK HALL usual time of 19:30 (Doors from 19:00) and we bring you 'Yesterday!. Top quality family fun from the writer of Notting Hill and Love Actually and the director of Slumdog Millionaire. Jack Malik is a struggling singer-songwriter in an English seaside town whose dreams of fame are rapidly fading, despite the fierce devotion and support of his childhood best friend, Ellie. After a freak bus accident during a mysterious global blackout, Jack wakes up to discover that The Beatles have never existed. Performing songs by the greatest band in history to a world that has never heard them, Jack becomes on overnight sensation with a little help from his agent. Following this in December we bring you the 2018 version of Dr Seuss' 'The Grinch'! Starring Eggs Benedict Cucumberpatch and with animation from 'Illumination' (Who brought you Despicable Me and The Minions, it's bound to be a perfect way to get into the Christmas spirit. This year we are starting a bit earlier so we can work with the Folk Hall on their christmas party and make a whole afternoon of fun for all the family!' This one is likely to be popular so get your tickets in good time to avoid disappointment!'
p19 New Earswick Parish Council
NEW EARSWICK PARISH COUNCIL Matters of interest from recent meetings Members are pleased to be able to notify residents that a new Councillor has been co-opted to one of the vacancies on the Council. Roy Love has been a resident of Hartrigg Oaks for five years and has served as a trustee of several organisations in the past. At the September meeting representatives from the Tees, Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust attended. They gave a progress report on the development of the new In Patient Facility that is being developed off Haxby Road, which is due to be operational in the Spring. A Planning Application for the development of an Indoor Tennis Facility for York St John University Sports Centre was submitted recently, also in the Haxby Road area. As winter approaches a reminder that there are four green grit bins located in the Parish. These are outside the shops, on Hawthorn Terrace and outside both of the schools. The bins are checked regularly, but if you think they need to be re-filled please contact us direct. Unfortunately there has again been damage to property in New Earswick. Early in August the bus shelter opposite Rowan Avenue was damaged by fire. It was difficult to find a contractor to come out at short notice to make repairs, but Members hope you will appreciate the work that has been carried out. As you will understand this all comes at a cost to the local community, in this case more than £400. Please notify the Police if you are aware of anti-social behaviour, they are working hard to try and improve the situation. Nicki Holmes has joined the Safer Neighbourhood Team based in New Earswick and along with the rest of the Team can be contacted by emailing - [email protected]. police.uk The next meeting will take place on Monday, 18 November. There is no meeting in December. Residents are welcome to attend meetings and we look forward to seeing you all in the New Year. Telephone: 07391 665639 - Email: [email protected] p20 Carol Service
ChurchesChurches Together inin Huntington Huntington & &New New Earswick Earswick
Come and sing with us
to celebrate Christmas
6.00 p.m. (Doors open at 5.45 p.m.) Collection in aid of 6.00 p.m. (Doors open at 5.45 p.m.) YorkCollection Against in Canceraid of York Against Cancer p21 p22 Burns Supper
Save the date….. Our BURNS SUPPER will be returning! It’s back for 2020 and bigger and better! Enjoy a spectacular night at the Folk Hall on Saturday 25 January 2020 in celebration of the life and work of the poet Robert Burns • Live ceilidh band • Traditional Scottish country dancing • The mighty haggis will be piped in by our very own piper! • Two course meal followed by shortbread and other Scottish treats! (a twist on the traditional!) Arrival 6.30pm for a wee dram of whisky! Supper served at 7pm Bar open until 11pm Poetry readings and more… Join us, the folk at the folk hall for this fabulous event - please call 01904 769621 or email [email protected] Tickets £25 per person with a 10% discount for residents of New Earswick
Menu Haggis Quenelle, Neeps & Tatties tian with Whiskey sauce Scottish Beef Goulash with Clapshot & Crusty Bread Or Vegetarian Haggis, Neeps & Tatties tian with Whiskey sauce (V) Chunky Vegetable and Bean Goulash & Crusty Bread (V) And Tablet & Shortbreads & Coffee
p23 New Lodge
Building work at New Lodge continues to progress well and we are preparing to welcome both new and current residents into Rowntree Lodge.
During October, we have been putting the final touches to Rowntree Lodge. We know that residents and other stakeholders are excited about seeing inside New Lodge. We will keep you updated on our progress and share more details with you about the open days and the opening of the show apartment. Below are a few pictures from inside Rowntree Lodge
p24 aNew vibrant Lodge community for the over 55s in New Earswick
Update on the car park We would like to thank residents and users of the car park for your patience whilst we have been carrying out improvements work to the car park at the Folk Hall. Work is progressing well. Once the improvements are completed our community will benefit from an improved car park which will have a smoother surface and a better layout. p25 York Learning at the Folk Hall
Learning for leisure • Training for Personal Development • Workplace Learning Courses running at the Folk Hall now… To enrol call us on 01904 752102 or 01904 552806. (Online booking not currently available) Tai Chi Beginners Wednesdays 2.30-3.30pm Tai Chi is known as ‘meditation in movement’. Regular training can bring physical health benefits that include improved balance, body structure and flexibility, fitness, stamina and general health and wellbeing. Tai Chi makes you feel more positive and happier so you will also learn how to reduce stress. 6 November–4 December, £33
Singing for Fun Thursdays 7-8.30pm with new tutor Joe Christie - This course is designed to be fun, fun, fun all the way! It doesn’t matter if you haven’t sung for years - come and join us and experience the joy of singing a variety of songs in harmony with others. We will start with rounds (the same tune, with people starting at different points) and learn complete songs, from well-known pop songs to traditional tunes and music from different countries. 14 November – 12 December £39
p26 Creative Writing: Visions of the North Tuesdays 2-4pm with new tutor Colin Raw Explore the work of northern writers and capture stories of your own set in this part of the world. This course will examine the approaches and techniques a wide range of writers have employed to portray their experience and knowledge of northern history, landscapes and life, and use this exploratory discussion as a springboard to enable participants to sharpen and hone their own writing on similar subject-matter. 5 November - 3 December £62
Family Learning Fun with Phonics A free six week course to help you support your child in nursery, reception or Key Stage 1. Find out how children learn to read, unravel the mysteries of phonics and make a fun placemat. Free crèche if booked in advance. Call us on 01904 554277 or email [email protected] to book a place on this course. E ABC D
p27 Free community events and activities at the Folk Hall
Have a look at the range of for ages 5-16 years, please note under 10’s must be accompanied by an adult/ free activities and carer. see what takes your fancy: Folk Hall Discovery room
Every Monday Every Wednesday Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm Open Art 2-4.30pm Young people aged 13-16 are welcome Bring your own sketchbook, canvas or to our New Earswick drop in on Monday project to a shared creative space in evenings in the Discovery room at the the Folk Hall. Some equipment will be Folk Hall. Join us for fun activities, crafts, available to borrow with art books to games, access to youth services, life browse through too. Let’s establish a skill development, community projects, creative environment in which anyone, baking, workshops, and much more. It’s no matter their artistic background, can all free and delivered by qualified youth feel welcomed and inspired. workers from Oaken Grove Community “It’s accessible art for aspiring artists of Centre. Find Community Ties on any level” Facebook for the latest information and Folk Hall on the 1st floor balcony updates. *The drop-in is closed on 28th October and the last session before Christmas is 16th December Folk Hall Discovery room
Every Thursday Every Tuesday Garden Project 1-2pm Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm Visit the Folk Hall Edible Garden and see what’s growing. It’s open to anyone Creative, chatty after-school craft group. to come and help grow some delicious Make a different, useful craft each week veggies and share gardening know how. - glitter jars, slime and jewellery - while meet in Folk Hall Discovery Room or ask sharing your ideas on what you’d like to at reception see more of in New Earswick. Suitable p28 Free community events and activities at the Folk Hall
Open House 2pm-4pm Digital drop-in Pop in to meet the community development team and chat over a Do you have any digital tech questions cuppa. Find out what’s on in the village, and need a bit of help or advice? Want meet new people and together let’s build to know how to get the best out of more opportunities to connect across your smartphone, tablet or computer? the community. Just drop in and our Digital Support Folk Hall Café Volunteers will do their best to get you sorted and on your way. Homemade Handmade 2-4pm This is a creative space where you can Every Monday 3:30-4:30pm bring along your craft and share what Thursdays 11.30am-1pm on 14th you enjoy making with others. No need and 28th November and 12 December to book, just turn up between these Folk Hall Café hours to use the space alongside others. Some craft, sewing and card making materials are available too. Folk Hall Discovery room
If you want to find out how you can get involved in or run your own community event then please contact Emma Green, JRHT Community Development Officer. Email [email protected] Mobile 07773218532
Children's Christmas Party Sunday 15 December
Film The Grinch 1pm Tickets £3 Party 12pm free for children living in New Earswick (bring proof)
Tickets from Folk Hall reception
p29 Community Action for Nature
CAN meet every Tuesday and Saturday 10am-12pm at Lock Cottage
p30 Community Garden and Allotment
Sleeper Path COMMUNITY GARDEN AND ALLOTMENT in NOVEMBER and DECEMBER OPEN EVERY WED MORNING 10.00 – 12.00 Unless it’s very wet! NO Sunday openings until March. The garden is settling down ready for the winter. We are fortunate that it is so sheltered, so it is still lovely, in its quiet way. There will be plenty to do: cutting things back, tidying, weeding, working on improving the raised beds. Visitors are always welcome, either to walk round and chat, or to lend a hand. The garden is managed by a small group of local volunteers.
WE WOULD LOVE TO HAVE NEW VOLUNTEERS to work with us - no special skills needed! You can learn on the job, and make new friends at the same time. Visit our website www.newearswickgarden.org.uk or contact us at [email protected] or follow us on Facebook New Earswick Community Garden – NEST
MAKE FRIENDS • GROW FOOD • JOIN IN • FEEL GOOD
p31 New Earswick Residents Forum
By the time this issue reaches you we will have completed all our 2019 community walkabouts with skips provided following each route. We had a successful day out in August at Diggerland in Castleford with two coaches taking residents for our Summer trip and the Panto this year should have been a sell-out by now for December 27th (Snow White for the 6.30pm performance). If you missed the chance to buy tickets (residents of New Earswick only £10) then ring me on York 760982 and I can add you to a waiting list just in case there are any cancellations.
We have discussed more activities for 2020 in New Earswick but we require help in the organisation of these, anyone interested please contact a member of NERF or come along to any meeting on the first Tuesday of each month at 6.30pm.
One thing we would like to do is to organise a garden sale in the community where residents can have their own stall/s in their garden and we would produce a leaflet to advertise these properties on a given weekend so that the public can visit at their leisure all the stalls. More details later but if it sounds like you could be interested please let me know.
We have granted money to a variety of clubs and organisations in New Earswick this year and a full list will be available at the start of 2020.
A joyful season and Happy New Year from all at the Residents Forum
Geoff Bunce Chairman
p32 Explore
New Earswick Library
What’s On
Children’s Bloodaxe Challenge 2019 Do you like stories about history, heroes and heroines, magic, mystery, dragons, dinosaurs ….. ? The Bloodaxe Challenge starts on Saturday 26th October. Sign up, read four library books, and win a sticker for each one. If you succeed in reading all four by 20th January, you will receive a certificate and a free ticket to visit the Jorvik Viking Centre!
* * * * * * * * * * Christmas opening times The library will close at 12:30 on Tuesday 23rd December, and re-open on Thursday 2nd January. Loans will be extended so that no books are due for return during this period. On-line services available at www.exploreyork.org.uk
Regular events: Under-5s Rhymetime: Tuesdays 10:00-10:30am Chat & Craft: Saturdays 10:00-11:45am Book Club: Thursday 7 November and 5 December 2-3pm
You can pop in to borrow, browse and return books, or use a PC, any time that the Folk Hall is open (Mon-Fri 9am-5pm, Sat 10-12 noon). Explore staff are on hand to help you at the following times: Library staff on hand Morning Afternoon Monday 9:00 - 12:30 self-service Tuesday 9:00 - 12:30 2:00 - 4:30 Wednesday self-service Thursday self-service 1:30 - 5pm Friday self-service 1:30 - 5pm Saturday 10:00 - 12 noon 01904 552629 [email protected] www.exploreyork.org.uk @NewEarsLibrary
p33 New Earswick Swimming Pool
p34 New Earswick Swimming Pool
p35 New Earswick Sports Club and Field
New Earswick parkrun Takes place at 9am every Saturday on the Sports Club Field
Come and take part in the New Earswick Parkrun Get fit and make friends! • FREE to take part • You can run, jog or walk • It is NOT a race • All Inclusive (Children over 4 can run, must be supervised by a parent/guardian until age 11) • Dogs can join in too! One dog per runner, to be kept on a short lead • 5km distance every time • Get your personal barcode at: www.parkrun.org.uk/register/ to record your participation and time
Volunteers needed to help this event run – it would be lovely to see people from the village and Hartrigg residents joining in! For full details go to www.parkrun.org.uk/newearswick/
New Earswick Tennis Club We’re down by the Sports Club field – so come and find us! The three new courts are provided for you to use and we’re always looking for new members to join us. Our club night is on Wednesday evenings from 6.30pm and everyone is welcome. See our Facebook page, call Lynne on 07731662786 or email at [email protected]
New Earswick Sports Club New Earswick Sports Club has a cricket, rugby and football club with sports grounds as well as a club house and we’re open daily. Membership is very reasonable and we have a function room available to hire and a fully staffed bar available. Call the club for more information: 01904 750103
Over 50s Keep Fit Every Thursday 9.30-10.30am at the Folk Hall Cost £4 per session p36 Folk Hall - All Ages Active
Yoga with Sonia at the Folk Hall Hatha Yoga blends dynamic and relaxed practices that encourage you to balance being assertive/receptive, outgoing/meditative, active and restful. Everyone, every body is welcome. Young, old, tall, short, big, small – all welcome. Yoga helps and invigorates everyone. One and a half hours to substantially improve your life All abilities very welcome on Wednesday mornings 9.30-11am; £6 per class Run by Joseph Rowntree Housing Trust Please give me details of any conditions (eg sciatica, IBS, insomnia) you have in advance of class either by email [email protected], mobile 07875 209546 or talking to me before the session begins. thank you Tea Dance at the Folk Hall Every Friday at 1.45pm Orchard Hall, £3 entry and 50p raffle Come along for two hours of dance to some of your favourite tunes. Enjoy the music, learn some dances and meet new people. To find out more call the Folk Hall on 01904 769621 or come along on a Friday - you’ll be made very welcome! York Health Walks starting from the Folk Hall Free group walks every 2nd and 4th Thursday of month starting at 10.30am from the Folk Hall car park: 14 & 28 November and 12 December Getting active can be difficult but we’re here to help. Walking for Health is a great way to stretch your legs and explore what’s on your doorstep. The Folk Hall walks take a variety of routes each lasting around 75-90 minutes with mixed terrain and some open country. They require some stamina but you should still be able to chat to people. Only the nature around you should take your breath away! To find out more contact York Health Walk co-ordinators Kay 01904 693235 or [email protected] Jenny 07709 526254 or [email protected] www.walkingforhealth.org Facebook - yorkhealthwalks
p37 Parkinson’s UK York Branch We meet at the Folk Hall on the second Wednesday of each month at 2pm. You're very welcome to bring a partner/friend or come on your own. There is often a speaker and always time to chat over tea and cake. Some members have lunch in the Folk Hall cafe before the meetings as the food and service are excellent. Nothing is too much trouble for the staff who always greet us with a smile. A great place to meet!
Café Neuro Cafe Neuro meets at Folk Hall on the second Monday every month. If there are delays to the Car Park the Cafe will go ahead but will instead be held at The Burnholme Centre. We update our Facebook page regularly and will update if there are any delays. 11 November 10am-12pm 9 December 10am-12pm Reach Out We are a group of people with physical disabilties get together to meet and socialise at the Folk Hall every first and third Wednesday evening 7-8.30pm. All are very welcome to join us!
BookTalk We are a reading group for people who have a learning difficulty or disability. We meet every first Wednesday of the month at the Folk Hall. You do not have to be able to read or speak to join this group. We welcome anyone who has an interest in books and stories that might be told in different ways. Jo is the person who helps to run the group. She will not be teaching people to read but hopes it will be a fun way to get to know other people and share ideas in a lovely community setting. You or your family member or supporter can email Jo for more information at [email protected] or you can come and meet us be 1-2pm at BookTalk. p38 Textiles and Crafts @ Folk Hall
York Learning: Can-Do Crafts Mondays 1-3pm Are you interested in making things but lack enough confidence to attend an organised class? This group is taught in a friendly, non-competitive environment We are an enthusiastic group of and is open to people of any ability. The stitchers who meet on the first Saturday class provides a crucial first step back of the month at the Folk Hall. Everyone into learning on a regular basis, whilst is welcome from beginner to expert. creating fabulous pieces of art and craft. Our regular Saturday morning needle Booking is essential. Please contact workshops run from 10.00 - 12.30 Claire at [email protected] or and are informal and friendly - just pop call Claire on 07990 774420. in. At the same time we run a Stitch 23 September-2 December, FREE Club for those wanting to learn or to stretch their skills.
The Branch meeting takes place Ewenique Knitters machine from 2.00 - 4.00 and features guest knitting club speakers, national and local, from a variety of backgrounds – details on If you’d like to learn to machine knit – the programme page of our website whether or not you’ve got your own [email protected] machine - we have one for you to use Visitors and new members are always as you learn – so come along and join welcome. us! 2 November We’re a friendly bunch, with novices Donuts and Design to experienced knitters. We meet at Heather Cawte the Folk Hall every second Monday afternoon for a practical session with 7 December 12:00pm start demonstrations of techniques and Christmas Party & 40th Anniversary lunch styles from guests or members at every (booking essential) session. Members swop information, Competition theme - A Christmas card patterns and designs and solve problems Workshop - A Christmas wreath - bring your when others get stuck. own ribbon!
For more information please ring 4 January Folk Art and Embroidery Brenda 01944 768458 or Dr Sarah Jackson 07985 615702 p39 My Baby Can Dance Movement to music classes on Thursdays at 10.30am - ideal for ages 1-4. Contact Katherine on 07714210814 or [email protected] for further details. Mini Maths Monkeys Fun with numbers and shapes for young children on Thursdays at 10.30am Contact Helen on 07772437720 or [email protected]
X Martial Arts New Earswick School of X Martial Arts runs classes for children 3-6 and 7-12 years and adults at the Folk Hall on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4-7.30pm Contact Tom on 01904 330914 or [email protected]
York Garrison Wargaming Club Meets every Wednesday 6.30-10.30pm Contact www.yorkgarrison.co.uk [email protected]
p40 Be your own boss, help your community, have fun, and earn some money
I'm running a free development programme in York to help people like you to set up and run your own enterprise to provide care and help at home to people in your neighbourhood.
It's so important that older and disabled people get the support they need to live the way they want to, with dignity - and with fun and laughter!
So, if that sounds important to you too and you are thinking about switching careers, changing gears, going back to work, or working while you study - this role could be perfect for you.
Contact me, Julie, today to chat about starting a journey to job satisfaction.
Call or text: 07384 835721 email [email protected] Find me on Facebook: @Commcatsyorkcares
My help is free to you because this project is funded by York council. It is run by Community Catalysts.
p41 Calendar
November
1 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
2 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage City of York Embroiderers’ Guild 10am-4pm @FH
3 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool
4 Monday Can-do Crafts 1-3pm @FH Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
5 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Creative Writing 2-4pm @FH Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH New Earswick Residents Forum 6.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
p42 6 Wednesday Yoga with Sonia 9.30-11am @FH Family Learning 9.30-11.30am @FH Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH Tai Chi 2.30-3.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH Reach Out 7-8.30pm @FH
7 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH My Baby Can Dance 10.30-11.30am @FH York Health Walks 10.30am @FH Car Park Mini’s Maths Monkeys 10.30-11.15am @FH Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Open House 2-4pm @FH Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH Book Club 2-3pm @NE Explore XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Singing for Fun 7-8.30pm @FH
8 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
9 Saturday Table Top Sale 9am-2pm @FH Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage
10 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool
p43 11 Monday Café Neuro 10am-12pm @FH if car park open Can-do Crafts 1-3pm @FH Ewenique Knitters 1.30-4pm @FH Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
12 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Creative Writing 2-4pm @FH Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
13 Wednesday Yoga with Sonia 9.30-11am @FH Family Learning 9.30-11.30am @FH Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH Parkinson’s UK York Branch 2-4pm @FH Tai Chi 2.30-3.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH
14 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH My Baby Can Dance 10.30-11.30am @FH York Health Walks 10.30am @FH Car Park Mini’s Maths Monkeys 10.30-11.15am @FH Digital Drop In 11.30am-1pm @FH Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Book Club 2-3pm @NE Explore Open House 2-4pm @FH Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH p44 XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Threshold Choir 7-8.30pm @FH Singing for Fun 7-8.30pm @FH
15 Friday Local History Group 11.30am-1.30pm @FH Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
16 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Christmas Fayre 9am-2pm @FH
17 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool
18 Monday Can-do Crafts 1-3pm @FH Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH NE Parish Council Meeting 7pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
19 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Creative Writing 2-4pm @FH Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
20 Wednesday Yoga with Sonia 9.30-11am @FH Family Learning 9.30-11.30am @FH Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH
p45 Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH Tai Chi 2.30-3.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH Reach Out 7-8.30pm @FH
21 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH York Health Walks 10.30am @FH Car Park Mini’s Maths Monkeys 10.30-11.15am @FH My Baby Can Dance 10.30-11.30am @FH Book Club 2-3pm @NE Explore Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Open House 2-4pm @FH Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Singing for Fun 7-8.30pm @FH
22 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool Yesterday (12A) Film 7pm bar @ Folk Hall 7.30pm film @FH
23 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore SpecSort 10am-12pm @ FH Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Pre-Christmas Open Day 11am-2pm @NE Nature Reserve Wilberforce Trust Christmas Fayre 2-4.30pm @FH Wreath Making 1.30pm – 4.30pm
24 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool New Dimensions Floral Design 2pm @FH p46 25 Monday Can-do Crafts 1-3pm @FH Ewenique Knitters 1.30-4pm @FH Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
26 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Creative Writing 2-4pm @FH Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool New Earswick Flower Club 7.30pm @Methodist Church Hall
27 Wednesday Yoga with Sonia 9.30-11am @FH Family Learning 9.30-11.30am @FH Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH Tai Chi 2.30-3.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH
28 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH York Health Walks 10.30am @FH Car Park Mini’s Maths Monkeys 10.30-11.15am @FH My Baby Can Dance 10.30-11.30am @FH Digital Drop In 11.30am-1pm @FH Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Book Club 2-3pm @NE Explore Open House 2-4pm @FH
p47 Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Threshold Choir 7-8.30pm @FH Singing for Fun 7-8.30pm @FH
29 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
30 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Wreath Making 10am – 1pm
p48 December
1 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool
2 Monday Can-do Crafts 1-3pm @FH Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
3 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Creative Writing 2-4pm @FH Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH New Earswick Residents Forum 6.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
4 Wednesday Yoga with Sonia 9.30-11am @FH Family Learning 9.30-11.30am @FH Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH Tai Chi 2.30-3.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH
5 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH Mini’s Maths Monkeys 10.30-11.15am @FH My Baby Can Dance 10.30-11.30am @FH Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Book Club 2-3pm @NE Explore Open House 2-4pm @FH Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH Singing for Fun 7-8.30pm @FH p49 6 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
7 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage City of York Embroiderers’ Guild 12-4pm @FH Christmas Fair 2-4.30pm @New Lodge
8 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool Carol Service 5.45pm doors 6pm service @FH
9 Monday Café Neuro 10am-12pm @FH Can-do Crafts 1-3pm @FH Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
10 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
11 Wednesday Yoga with Sonia 9.30-11am @FH Family Learning 9.30-11.30am @FH Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment
p50 Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Parkinson’s UK York Branch 2-4pm @FH Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH
12 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH York Health Walks 10.30am @FH Car Park My Baby Can Dance 10.30-11.30am @FH Digital Drop In 11.30am-1pm @FH Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Open House 2-4pm @FH Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Threshold Choir 7-8.30pm @FH
13 Friday Local History Group 11.30am-1.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
14 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage
15 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool How the Grinch Stole Christmas (U) Film @ Folk Hall 12pm film @FH Folk Hall Children’s Christmas Party – 2.30pm
p51 16 Monday Digital Drop In 3.30-4.30pm @FH Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Youth Drop In 7.30-9pm @FH
17 Tuesday Under-5s Rhymetime 10-10.30am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Craft Hackers 3.30-4.30pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool NE Flower Club 7pm @NE Methodists
18 Wednesday Sleeper Path 10am-12pm @Community Garden and Allotment Cafe NELLI 10am-12pm @FH Mums and Toddlers 1.30-2.30pm @NE Pool Open Art 2-4.30pm @FH York Garrison Wargamers 6.30-10.30pm @FH
19 Thursday Over 50s Keep Fit 9.30-10.30am @FH York Health Walks 10.30am @FH Car Park Edible Garden 1-2pm @FH Open House 2-4pm @FH Homemade Handmade 2-4pm @FH XMartial Arts 3.30-7.30pm @FH
20 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Recreational Swim 7-8.30pm @NE Pool
21 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage p52 22 Sunday Recreational Swim 9-10.30am & 2-3.30pm @NE Pool
23 Monday NE Pool closed for two weeks to 6 January Slimming World 5-9pm @FH
24 Tuesday Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Post Office closes 2.30pm
25 Wednesday Christmas Day Folk Hall closed
26 Thursday Boxing Day Folk Hall closed
27 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH Post Office closes 4pm
28 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Post Office closed
29 Sunday Folk Hall closed
30 Monday Slimming World 5-9pm @FH Post Office closes 4pm
31 Tuesday Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage Post Office closes 2.30pm
p53 January
1 Wednesday New Year’s Day Folk Hall closed
2 Thursday Folk Hall, Post Office and Explore all open as usual
3 Friday Tea Dance 1.45-4pm @FH
4 Saturday Parkrun 9am @NE Sports Club Chat & Craft 10-11.45am @NE Explore Community Action for Nature 10am-12pm @Lock Cottage City of York Embroiderers’ Guild 10am-4pm @FH
5 Sunday Folk Hall Closed
6 Monday NE Pool open as usual Slimming World 5-9pm @FH
p54 New Earswick Newsletter is produced every two months. We try to include a wide range of local activities in each issue so if you would like your event or group featuring in the newsletter please get in touch with us [email protected] or ring us on (01904) 769621 Please send details of your public events to us at the Folk Hall by the dates below: January/February send us information by 18 November March/April send us information by 3 February May/June send us information by 1 April Email us at [email protected]
Your feedback on the NE newsletter is always welcome – please send it to [email protected]
p55 New Earswick Event Contacts
Folk Hall Tel (01904) 769621 email: [email protected] www.newearswickfolkhall.com or www.jrht.org.uk
New Earswick Sports Club Tel (01904) 750103
New Earswick and District Indoor Bowls Club Tel (01904) 750230 www.newearswickibc.co.uk
New Earswick Friends Meeting House Tel (01904) 763248 www.yorkquakers.org.uk
New Earswick Methodist Church Tel (01904) 499661 www.yorkmethodist.org.uk
Folk Hall a place for meeting
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Cover photo: Sarah Watson p56